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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09


New Lexington is to have elec-
trio light.
jacob Weaver was in Athens
Wednesday.
FRANK Brown spent the Fourth
in Columbus.
John Brannan, was in Vinton
over Sunday.
-Rempel has the coldest soda
, water in town.
Chris Mill was in Columbus
over Sunday.
Bert Martin passed through
here on Sunday.
-Ncls. Armstrong, of Perry was
in town Saturday.
-Chas Keynes was in Columbus
over the Fourth.
%. w. II. Wright spent We'd
nesday in Athens.
Ollie Hamer was in Wester-
Vile over Sunday.
-Milt Martin, of Coonville, was
in town Saturday.
John F. White and lady visited
Athens over Sunday.
Miss Smith, of New Lexington
was in Logan Saturday.
Mrs. A. Magoon was visiting
in Lancaster this week.
Mrs. s. Sulzbacher was in Pom
eroy Sunday and Monday.
We are sorry to learn that the
Gore balloons were a failure.
Charles Work attended the
races at Macarthur on the 4th.
Tony Kessler, of New Lexing-
ton, spent the Fourth in Logan.
Sheriff Gallagher attended the
races at Macarthur on Tuesday.
Rob Work and Miss Lucy Nc
Clintock were in Wellston Sunday.
Anna Tanner, of the Athens
Asylum was in the city Saturday.
Miss Tude Lake, of Jacksonville
was in the city short time Tues
day.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r.. Calvert, of
Laurel Tp., were in the city yester-
day.
Pete Recktenwald, of Pt.
Pleasant, w. Va. is at home this
week.
AL Smoot, of Pt. Pleasant, was
in Logan the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. John Gallagher and little
son are visiting in Wellston this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Recktenwald,
of Pt. Pleasant spent the Fourth in
Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. III. Willard
spent the Fourth at Baird's Fur
mace.
-G. Amendt Esq. Of Gore makes
an excellent presiding officer at a
picnic.
We are sorry to announce that
Miss Della Myers is not improving
i'll health.
Miss Maggie Butler, of New
Lexington, was visiting in Logan
this week.
Misses Jessie Collins and EN-
ma Floyd were visiting in Lancas-
ter this week.
Miss Nettie Kline, of Toledo, is
visiting in the city, the guest OF
Mrs. DR.. Raney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillett, of Lam
caster were the guests of Mrs. G. Fl
Buerhaus on the 4th.
Miss Nell McCabe, of Column
bus was the guest of Mrs. Rudolph
Brown over Sunday.
Miss Maggie Canon, of Lancas-
ter, was the guest of Miss May
Kessler this week.
Prof. Carl Merz and daughter
of Wooster were visiting Mert
Smith over Sunday.
Gus Weiland of Parkersburg
w. Va, spent a few days with
friends here this week.
john B. Stedem was sufferer
from the effects of Rheumatism for
several days recently.
The Misses Anna Wright and
Glad Kelley attended Camp Meet,
ing at Vinton Sunday.
--Chas Weiland and wife of Col.
umbus were visiting friends o few
days in Logan this week.
The Mulberry st. Luthern con-
gregation had delightful picnic
on the 4th at Rempel's grove.
The Misses Mary and Kate
Nlondopon uyora In tho citu this
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09
The McArthur Races.

The races held at the Southern
Ohio District Fair Grounds at Nc
Arthur on July 4th and 9Th was, in
point of interest, number of good
horses in attendance and the eXcell-
ent racing afforded, one of the
grandest affairs in that part of the
State. All races We're very close
and interesting, and especially so,
on the last day, in the free for all
pace, which was perhaps one. of the
closest and hottest contested pacing
races ever witnessed in the State,
requiring nine closely contested
heats to decide the race; and when
it is taken into consideration that
the track was heavy by reason of
heavy rain falling at the COM
mencement of the race and contin-
uing during the first two heats, the
time made is excellent. At the
finish of the fifth heat Regardless
was drawn OH account of lameness,
and at the finish of the eight heat
Vogine, having cast boot was
drawn. We append brief sum-
mary of the races:
JULY FOURTH
YR. OLD COLT TRoT y MILE HEATS. PURSE
$4,000
Lon Co., ,,,,i''''''.'''''''''''''''' !
SPECIAL TRor. PURSE $50
i'm Jim EARLY, nhys, ,''''''','''''''''''''' III !
Gray lihost ..,,,...,....,..,,.,.,3
Class II .'...'.'.'....'.'''","S ;
Time 2:i2sl, 2;42sgl, 2;aola
FREE FOR ALL rRor. PURSE 5000.
Harry Lee ....".... ..,....,!.,"..l
Blackstone, ..,..',,'',',.,',,',S 2
M = Time a;a5 a:4l, 2;429l "
THINNING, MILE HEATS, PURSE $50
Long boy. hoy ,.,.'''''''''' '.''.'''''''
nay trcik ''''"'''''' '''''''''''''''''
Time l:5il4, l:56
JULY FIFTH
FOOT RAcE-lO0 YARDS.
Ed Blankenship ..,,,.,.,,... ....,.,,..,,.,..,2
t,co bnrns.
Fred Horton. ..,...,t,,,.,,,,.,,s,,,,.,.i
Time llla
RUNNING u MILE HEATS. PURSE 800
Jack or Truinps' '','.',f,.'.,t'',,,t,,,
Day Break, .,,.,,... ....,,.,,,..,.,..........2 2
Dutch banl Gin rl"'''"''' "''''.'''''''',''''',t"s ,
Anna ''.''''f' -; '''t'f''i
Time ", 52sl
MILE DASH. PURSE 500
1
Long Boy oy.,.,,l,.,,,.,,.,.,.t.u, ,,,,,,,,2
Time l:52
EREE FOR ALL PACE. PURSE $50
Kyser. ,..,..,..,... 1 2 2 3 |
Bllly Mnck .,.,.,.,,,.,,3 o 2 2 2 2
MyitieS ieS.u,,,,.,.,.,,.,,2 4 4 q
Nogine. ,.,..,,,,...,....5 ldr
Regardless ....,..,,.l 2 3 dr.
2i37s34, 2;3O54, $3.50
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09
Good Roads /!
Valuable Lots For Sale.

WIUtVUIV d1VUS TUT bttICs
| will sell my two lots, No. 192,
493 in Logan Village, at Il bargain.
Both are excellent building lots,
and can be bought together or sep
arately. For terms call on the Ed
itor of the ONO DEMOCRAT, or adj
dress me at Stewardson, III.
GEO. Il. RIDER.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09

To Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cowell,
July 8, a son.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

,ads; Gsllick. San Francisco; Il
Jerry Moody, y Woodwig. A1gust aoedel,
Cummings, simpson, Bilderoack, y
Buenaventura; Ed H Hoole, Massachusetts
n W Warren, Orange; x C watson, Nevada.
LR swank. Ohio; NJ Pryor, N Yoros, san
Juan; I. Mangle, Garden City, Kas:
Rue, Indio; r + Parrish, Tucson; W New,
port, PERKS; W A Chafiee, San Fernando;
+ Graham, San Diego; II Crawford, "a Con.
man, Ranchito; A stagg, san Jose;
Howell, San Dimas; G N billing, San Fer
nando: \ R Baldwin, Florence.
NApEAu-Mrs Mitchell, Geo Mitchell, Po-
mona; n Miles and wife, Z 81, Leo nesins'
J h Wsodf s. NJ Dan Half, Vt; W nazelmsyer,
liz j; ] Uanneyer and wife, ID Uanneyer,
Miss Lucy Foster, Boston; Castle, san
Diego; U Bryan, San Diego; II Lour, MINI
Meyton. Venture: & Gard, Gard, Aiosta'
G Dsnvers, Ill; II Nagse, Pasadena: X Cra-
vsns, san Diego: J Stees and family, 5tPs9i
" Shaw, X shaw, c Clugonan, shaw, III;
| Joht son, Briggs, Ohio: Smart Ill; Mrs
Breed, Miss L Breed, Mrs Moore, san
| /. Cross. II Boys, Thos Finney, Frisco;
Barnes, r Bullock, Illinois; ] Fischer, santa
Barbara; L Harper, X G; II Jaston, Boxers
Scld; II IIiser, X c; Warner, purate; !
Levy and l, Frisco; r purkae, Iowa; II
Abendortt. New York; Il MeKeyett, santa
Barbara; / Bardisou, Santa Barbara; Lieut.
McCsleb, U S A; II Stone New Iors; =
Whitcomb, Mai Butler, Glendora; Beck,
New York; W Workman, A Cole, ;
Cole, Cucamonga: II Milan, San Barnardin0;
J Newton and wife, Arizona; HaWiey Nc"
York.
ST.. ELMo.-P Thayer, Dow sullivan. Josie
Sullivan, Dew Sullivan Jr, Graves, lii
onois; + Byrne, J Ranch: Mrs Wilkinson
and daughter, Illinois; G Jackson, Boston;
A Pcrine, San Francisco; b Kennedy, San
Bernardino; Fitch, Illinois; Otey. san
Francisco; T Cox, Azusa; Miss Terahord,
Kansas; Mrs McKinnie, Nebraska. 4 Lewis,
Denver; Prof Benjamin, New York; w Rus-
sci, Detroit; L Hunter, Keefer, MonroYla:
F Maachall, California; A Maye, Fsirvfni;
E Spence, Ohio; DR. Reece, Eureka; Place,
J Randeil. J Thompson. san Diego; A Lau-
terman, u Lauterman. Illinois: A Gstroska,
New York.
GRAND CENTRAL HorEL-S N Griffith, Col
OradO: b Willer DemiEg, NJ; l. Pursel,
Denver W Hannah, Denver; Peter Ander-
son, Nebraska; G Quirie, b Rull, Toronto,
Ont; John N Anderson. W Neville, Kan
sss City: + W whiting, Anaheim; George
Clark, San BernardinO; r Renshsw. San
Francisco; Chas H Myer, Joe Panat. Ohio;
2 Fitzgerald, San Gabriel; + Meyers,
B Butler, L Cochran, Ontario; c W
Hunter, Pasadena; Ed Black, Chino.
.Plco Horsg-S NJ Griffith. Colorado;
Richer, New York: C r Brown, Galveston:
J Murray, Austin, Ney.; Williams ana
n. Y; Miss Hockey, Attica, \. y: A J
Gronewold, wife and child, st. Paul; {
Arnill. city; Edd. LougbOttOm, BELLEVUE,
Idaho; Thompson. Chicago; A Ogden,
San Francisco; Ii D Raundars, Pasadena;
WIN Walsh, Pasadena.
OxFoED.-M Rintee A Gregory, Pasadena;
P Williamson and family, Alabama; J For
roster, Iowa " Drsmer, NJ Greenwood and
family, w Sutton, II Hchauley, Frisco; "
May, st Louis; Phillips and wife, Annie
Phillips, California; Jos Page and wife,
Mrs Scott, Hvey. Pennsylya nia; A Page,
G Rapids; L Ayers, Pomona; Mrs Merboth,
Miss l. Merbotn, Illinois.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
A Valuable Medical Trea tfxe.

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Is now ready, and may be obtained, free of
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the soundest practical advice for the preser-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NEW UNITED srArEs--J Parsons, Monro-
via; T Richtie, Azusa Mrs witchie, Mon
royia; I Blackburn, Mrs Hawley, San Ber-
nardinO; II McVay, Illinois; ] Gardner
Frisco; 6 Horzuiger, Denver; NJ Mccain
and wife, California;; NJ Hitchcock, Frank
Glass, Fresno; A Robinson, Il Sweet, Maine;
E Mccain and wife, Glendale; Capt II Cali
San Diego; II Gleason, Boston; j Miuock
San Francisco; H Pieil, E Schsmberssn'
Kansas; Jackman, Pennsyiyania: II
Cleveland and wife, Iowa; J Slater. New
York; G Bush, A Bush. Denver; N Waite. q
Morane, Hill; II Fletcher, Denvor. be
Ellingsworth, San Francisco; J Diezer and
vito, T. Heise, Denver; J Kirkland, San
Francisco; II Packard, Riverside, H Har.
wig, Cuicise; Mrs Csnson, Santa Barbara;
r Burnett, Minnesota; A Collier, New Jer-
sey; De Witt, Santa Ana; N Elkins. Phila-
delphin; Jno Marx, Illinois; III ilson, Gal
weston; VIM Jackson, New Jersey; + Gala
han, Texas; Il Weightman; Iowa; r Mont
gomery, Kansas City; westlake, Pennsyl.
vania; J Lewis, Kentucky; H Butterfeld
and wife, Jno Lloyd and wife, SaE Francis
co; S Gastou, New York; Mrs Harris, Oak
land; d Collins, Spadra; Mrs B Collins,
California; G Eddy, Nevada City; NJ Man
son, M0nrovia.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL B r. Meyers, FL
monte: W A Atkinson, Elmonte; o Cook
Mono City; w b Wilson, San Francisco; G
ID Adams, California: II Boumeister. Cali
fornia; Robert Harw0Od, D0wney; 3 W
California; Alex Mitchell, Cali
fornia; 2 Magserty, California; W Mar
Cisco; Hemp Kechn, Pomona; Geo Folsom.
California; r + Gilsh. Pomona; Oscar K
Greew, San Diego; Johnny Ryan, Santa Ana;
J K 6ainuels, Pomona; M Smith, Santa Ana;
Chas Golden, San Pedro; Paul kisher, Kan
~ City: VIM Dwyer. Lesdville; Colo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Published Ny the Abstract and
Title Insurance Company 81
Les Angeles.
y6ArURDAY, December "a, 1857.

WI shanklin and W W Martin to NJ Nc
Car1hy--lO acres in lot "a, Hadley's sub Ro
santiago de Santa Ana and water; $4,000.
Move and 1 Wellington Gardner-N11 Of
SCI of sec "a. 7 5. 5 4 10, "; $26, 900
Henry Roster to Mrs Mary Revord-Lot
5, blk A, Roster trt;; 1000:
VIM white 70 Anna I b White and Lulu
white-Pt Of sWli NE 4 of sec ID, I 2,
jennie b Overton and G Z Oyerton 70
william Marion Bristol--Lot 8, Overton
TIT; 1926.
Rslph Shelton and A buckingham to G
B LyOn-Iots Q and IL block G, shelton 4
Duell's add Santa Ana; $1,000.
III Colby to Martin Furstenfield-Part OF
lot 8 block B. Hickey. Andrews & Grams
Simon Hsmberg to otto Olson-Lots /
snd block = Border City; 1880.
George shaw to James A Wilcox-Lot 1s
block a. Orange; $1,000.
Sw Eystaphieve to Frank Cordi-Agree-
ment to convey lot Q DR. Carr tract No i:
" W Doo,ittle to Ms A Bsugham and
Mrs II Murray-Lots II, Is, ID, 20. 81,
~, e3, "a, % ami IS, W w Doolittle sub
Pasadena: $1,000.
John Wolfskill and Los Angeles and Santa
Monica Land and water Co to John Robson
Lot blk 49, sub of Ro San Jose de Bue-
nos Ayres; $4,000.
same 10 John Robson-Lot 10, blk .. sub
OF tsO Jhu J0St ue DucuOS AyIeSs PCUNV.
AM H0ugh to II 4 Stevens-Lot "A, blk
II. Fort Hill trt 5000.
Jennie Oyerton and G Overtou to b
Duke-Lo. Is, 0yerton TIT; SiG75.
J F. Howe to G H Lampadens-Lots9 and
10, blk b, Anaheim Centre trt; 5000.
Thomas McGarry and Thomas McGarry
to ] Haskell Agreement to convey N 80
it of lot 81 Hulls sub Pasadena; $1,000
Martin Hagan, Edwin Harrington, and w
O Merithew to Ida Moore-S 46 feet Of
1rohr n Ial Shar6 fra QQ00n
A IL Johnson to Clara X Hubbs-I.ot 81,
Highland Park tract; $1,000.
Grace Murdoch and Maria Murdoch to
Jene I Cross Lots Is and 16, block 1, L A
Improvement COmpany's sub of part OF lots
and7 block SO, II S; $1,000.
Cheney to George Mason-sEh OF
NEa4 of 6Ell OF section II, Up 3, s r 13 W
Qess IL acres; ST. ,062.
Pickering Land and Water Company to j..
Daly--Lot 49, block O. Pickering Land
and Water COmpany's sub of John NJ
Thomas RO; $1,000.
] G DAILY to + Jackson--Lot 10, block C,
Pickering Land and Water Company's sub
OF John N Thomas Ro; $1,000.
Pascal Ballade and Juan Itzaina to F
gina tract $1,000.
NJ. L. Wicks to Mrs. Jennie L. wicks-Lots
%, 26 and 81, Victor Heights tract; $4,000.
5000
Henry l.. Tubbs to Mrs. H. NJ. Hanscome-
Agreement to convey lot 4, Minnehaha
Grove tract; $3.50.
acres an + line Of Wsrenpo avenue in h,ocI
l., Painter & Balls add to Pasadena; $3.50.
Watson tn Re-nardino GuiradoNA graement
IN convey rsrt of Reyes tract. @o56n.
NJ Aeker to w X StaieyWfot Truman
tract: 81 500
EN- Mcdonald, II II Boyce and c J Rich
ards 70 Fiemins F;sherNfnts 70 az aud o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
The Bon Ton Bath Re.ms

And Tonsorial Parlors, o. L. Susand, Pro-
prletor, are fitted up in perfect taste and
neetness. The many artists employed by
Mt. Susand are noted for their dexterity
with the razor; and for dressing and cutting
the hair, shampooing, etc., the Bon Ton has
no equal. The bath rooms, which are noted
tGr their cleanliness, are all newly enam-
eled, and to really enjoy most luxurious
1ath, hot or cold, with shower, one must try
ally put up elegant new enameled baths for
ladies' and children. BON TON, 235 and
237 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

II is unreasonable for any one In exneot 70
enjoy good health when the blood is impure
and sluggish, or thin and watery. because
through it the entire framework. brain
bone and muscles receive their nourish,
suited to remove all distractions from the
bowels. kidneys and bladder, and thus pur-
ifY the whole system. -.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
WIESENDANGER,
Is WEST FIRST 81.

PARK GIRO W. IRA CT,
On wasai agron street. near ldg,eros;
only nine lots fI sale. A $50 q
magnificent double corher lor, l3i feet front
on Washington street, s,0 feet deep, suita'
bic for q wealthy mans elegant home For
sale by 7. Wiesendar,gsr, 20 West Frs 81,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
Duarte,s Superior Adynn,....

Noted for years as a resort for health. for
growing choice oranges, for abundant water
streams and equable temperature. AL the
trains on G. q. r. 4. stop at station. Great
chances for investment on town lots on foot
hill, 'or near rail-oad depo.: also CHEAP
acreage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
Better tlllu (;uid.

Csn truly be said OF thar nelg and elioa-
eious remedy for Con sum ption and diseases
OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs. SANTA Able
for 1t Is pleasant to the palate and death
to cold. Every bottle warranted By [. H
Hance, druggist, Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

Acreage in Bannister's addition 10 Santa
Fe Springs is selling rapidly. Now is the
time to buy, as the A, T. 6 S. +. and ;. 2.
Railroads will be running trains through
the tract by January next. Prices viii be
advanced soon. VIII pay to investigate.
BYRAM 4 PoIsDExrEH,
~ West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

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CLEAR.


The Clearing House.
The business transacted at the Clearing
House during the past week was as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25
MAPLE STREET

Sa0o-sl0o cssh--{osS 5Ox1j0. rear Adams
sfT0t-
$1,000 rash--Oue-tifth interest in 20 acres
atSlpO0. for subdivision on Adams street.
$1,000 cash-Oue eighth interest in IS acres
an E';co street Mt 500 pes acre.
5000 Cash---One tenth interest in IL. sores
on Vermont avenue, on street cars and
Railroad Depot grounds.
\ ehance 20 make 81 900 profit in a rear.
7 he most desirable residence corner i'll Los
Angeles. l3lx1,20 feet. on Washington, near
Figueroa. Handsome improvements.
T. YVES NDANGER.
Free Ride frors 25 w. First st.
decl7-2m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

Number OF transfers above $1,000 each, 30.
Total amount OF reconsideration, $153, III.
Number of transfers under $1,000, So
Total amount of consideration, $13, $3.50.
Transfers for nominal consideration, 81
tE0rE.-Transfers Of which the considcra.
zion Is less than $1,000 are not published in
The above nstl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

REV. WILL A. KSIGHrES will preach in
Grace n. Z. Church. on First street, at
IL A. NJ. and 7:3O P. n. Morning subj ct:
Gifts and Givers," Christmas sermon.
Evening what OF Our Young Men,
sabbath school ut 1890 P. NJ, Classes
at 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Praise service at
7P.M. All are invited
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

BETHANY SABBATH ScHooL-Meet in their
room on Temple street. opposite west
end terminus of cable road every Sun
day afternoon. at 2;45. Prayer and teach
ers' meeting Friday evening, at 1880 The
Christmas entertainment OF this school
will be held Tuesday evening OF this week
att O'Clock. All friends are cordially in.
Yited.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Decem De'
ing are the closing prices:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH--Corne, Of Fort and
Sixth streets. Preaching 1t / \. N. by
Rev. +. X, BE met, of Grand Rapids
Mich. sunday school at 945 A. NJ. sun
day-scho0l Christmas exercises at p. NJ.
Tho public invited. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. Strangers especially
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-25

CcHuEH OF SAINT AUGUsrIsE-gY- raE-SEA
Fourth street, Santa Monica, Cal. Rev.
Henry Scott Jefierys, A. NJ. Pastor. IL A.
NJ, morning player. Third Sunday Of each
month, baptism and Holy Communion
Sermon next sunday by Rev. H. .. Judd.
Of South Carolina. 2ie p. ". Sunday
school; : p. NJ. eyen-sung and address
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

No. l. A 80 room house with four cor
ner lots, east and south front, large barn,
stalls for ten horses, three cisterns, two
pumps, two cellars, six piazzas. sidewalks
and fences complete, four separate coal
and out houses; street railroad passes the
door: house Is new. Entire property,
S., 1000; one-third cash; rest on time at
low interest Also the following fourteen
sion, within ten minutes ride of the bust
ness center Of the city.
TAKE NOTICE.
Each Of the houses here offered a.
the following cheap prices are well
built and sheeted on the outside under the
the siding, and each house Is full two
stories high; having good cellar, bath
room, bath tub, q seyenty five barrel els
tern, vestibule and hall, a buttery, bay
window, and in each bed room closet.
Folding or sliding doors between principal
rooms.
finished inside with block. plinth and
moulded finish, and stained with rose wood.
walnut, cherry or ash stain, and well warn
ished. Each house is adorned with beauti,
full piaZzas and one or more bay windows.
Each house has good barn, stable, coal
and outhouses Good sidewalks and
fences to each, with picket fence In front
All the houses have good transOms TO- all
lower story doors, hung with ransom lifts
The front doors 10 each house are glass
doors, moulded both side, with Bronze
night key locks. The front doors and
windows of many of the houses have col
ored side lights, and all the windows are
embelished with colored glass, some
are arched windows and some square.
l. House, corner lots, 25x140; house
Of g rooms; price So, 800; one third cash,
rest on time.
Q House, lots, z room house; price
So, G25. cash 81, 100. BALANCE on time
3. House, s large rooms, corner lots;
price 81, 37S; 81 200 cash, balance on time
f. House, lots, large rooms, two
bay windows; price $3.67S. cash 81, 100,
balance on time.
6. Three corner lots, house 10 rooms;
price 81 060, cash 81 200, rest on time.
g. House, rooms, three lots 25x140;
price So 900, 81 900 cash. balance on time.
T. House, 5 corner lots. s large rooms;
price S.. 600, cash 81 200, balance on time.
House, 4 corner lots, 25x140, z large
rooms; price $4,478, $1,000 cash, re
mainder on time.
8 House, corner lots. 10 rooms; price
81 678; 81 $50 cash, balance on time
10 House. 4 lots 25x140. IA large rooms,
cisterns, cellars, 2 bath rooms; price
81, S74. 81 200 cash, rest on time.
IL House 4 corner lots 25X140, 10 rooms;
price S5,476, $1,700 cash. remainder on
time,
II. House. 4 lots 25x140, 9 large rooms;
price $4,278. $1,000 cash. remainder on
time
13 House. 8 lots 25x140, II rooms; price
81 25S, 81, 1925 cash, remainder on time.
Any person desiring to pur-
chase or rent any Ct the above
pieces Of property can obtain full
information OF me at my resi-
dence, or at the east house on
the motor lire, No. 114O avenue
F., or by note addressed to me,
box TOT, postoffice.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
everybody Takes II

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway
(St. Joseph & Iowa Railroad Co., Lessee, is
the best equipped line west OF the Missouri
river. Our equipment was built expressly
for this line by the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany, which is guarantee 10 the travelling
public that it is strictly first-class- You viii
f1nd all of our coaches elegantly upholstered
and very comfortable in every particular
II you are going TO any part OF Kansas or
Nebraska, or TO any point east, remember
you viii never regret having started right,
BY taking the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
Hallway. {Rock Island Route. For fur
thsr particulars, address Jno. Sebastian, g.
7. & ?. A, Topeks, Kan. e0n.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
Scarlet Flannels.

One case fine heavy
all wool p inch-3 scar
let hannels boughtlas
spring and now put on
sale---we got this case
of nannels cheap be-
cause we bought them
out of the season---we
can give them to you
very cheap and still
make a little proGt--we
are going to do it for
we like to see every
body IN our house,
these ilannels for this
week only at 2octs a
yard.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16

The Missouri Pacific, Fort SCOTT Rouss,.
commencing september 9Th and continuing
thereafter at regular intervals until Octohsr
Goth, will sell tickets 20 st. Louis and return
at one and one-third fare, good going ons
route and return another. This IL the only
direct line to St. Louis being forty-eixhe
miles the shortest, and the only line running
through reclining chair car free withouk
change; also palace Pullmans on norninG
and evening trains.
Patrons Of this line enjoy all the couven-
fences and comforts that modern railway
improvements provide, and are assured care
full attention and courteous treatment.
dSS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-16
S. T JONES.

Or call on HENRY JONES,
Room No. 19, Rartwig's block,
Cor Douglas and Fourth avenues
VINO has photos OF each Of the
above residences, with price and
terms; also full authority TO sell
or rent any OF them.
P. S.-October 18th, 1887
Such OF the aoOva properties as
have not been disposed OF at this
date, can be rented for year or
for a term OF years. None OF
them are now for sale at The
prices named above. Inquire as
above. S. 7. JONES.